Certainly, many parents do not fail to observe that autism transitions can make one of the most difficult elements of everyday life. Even the simplest things, such as changing the playtime, preparation for school, or changing activities, may cause frustration or...
Helping an autistic child participate in class starts with understanding their sensory needs, comfort, and preferred ways of learning. Movement breaks, flexible seating, visual schedules, fidget tools, and shorter tasks are options to discuss with their teacher. The...
The sight of a child playing alone often prompts parents to question if they should be concerned. Observing a toddler choosing solitude over interacting with siblings or peers is common. While independent play may benefit development, it can also raise questions about...
The question many parents would ask themselves is why does my child walk on her toes and ” Is there anything I should be worried about. This may be strange behavior in a child, as it would always be on tiptoe rather than resting on the heels. Although such...
Parents of autistic children have heard a lot about various kinds of therapy that can help children in their development and learning. The most popular ones include Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Occupational Therapy (OT), and Speech Therapy. Knowledge of the...
